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    Do you have to go to a bar because your friends are there?
    Do you have to meet friends of your friend just because you don't wanna
    lose your friend?
    Do you have to do what everyone is doing?
    Do you have the courage to go your own path no matter what others think?
    Only you know what you feel. Only you can convince yourself. Only you know what you want. Only you know when your journey to your answers of life begins.

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The feeling of everything


For this experiment you need a lucent box, 30x15 cm (12x6 inch). A block of ice to fill 75 percent of the box. A block of iron 5x5cm (2x2inch). A desk lamp with an electric cord and a plug. A multiple socket. Pour 2 table spoons of red sirup in water. Freeze it. Drill a hole in the box, in the left bottom corner. Insert the multiple socket wire, strip it and solder the copper onto the block of iron in the left bottom corner of the box. Place the block of ice into the box, close the lit, let the ice melt, plug in the lamp and turn it on. 

 

Build 2 rockets. The rockets need to reach an altitude of 500 km (310 miles). Launch the 1st rocket 2 min ahead of rocket 2. Equip rocket 2 with a camera. Let it ensue rocket 1. 

 

Lower a canister (20x10 cm, 8x4 inch) to the bottom of the sea. Let it 10 min below sea level and pull it up. 

 

Place 4 microscopes in line. Collect specimens of bone, theeth, body fat and nail tissue. Place each specimen under a microscope and observe. 


A child wants to play. It creates a world of its own. Shapes don't matter. Colours are not important. It did'nt matter when we were young. Stick figures were dashes with a round head. Hands looked like rakes. They were real people to us. A pile of wooden blocks could be anything. What we saw in it, was what it represented to us. To us it was as if we had followed the construction drawing of an architect to a tee.

The energy of life is a child. A child that wanted to play, and never stopped playing.   

 


 

Playing is fun. No worries, just fun. We used to do that with our eyes, with our hands. Energie does not have eyes and hands to its disposal. Besides, it was still dark in early space. The sun did'nt shine its light. So, how do you make fun then? 

By feeling. 

Air consist of tiny little droplets of water. They push hard against each other. It results in a strong connection of liquid iron particles in each droplet. Since there is air everywere, energie can feel everywere. As if it has its own conciousness. It does not deed to confer with a conciousness above Scandinavia about what it feels above Africa. In every situation feeling is clear enough to make choices independently about feelings above Azia or above Alaska, without confering with Europe or the Pacific. It is one conciousness, never the less.  

Space is infinite. Meaning you would never reach the end of space. The energy of life used it gracefully. It needed a large amount of energy to play. The power of energy is not about amperes or volts. It is about quantity. If you could express energy in cubic metres, than you would need more cubic metres energy to make it usefull. Energy is electric. Air pressure is also energy. Since both were needed to create, to play, lots of both were needed. Infinite space litterally had the space for it. 

But what if space was not infinite?

The energy of life would have to find other ways. Space is not infinite on request. It was and it still is. 

What if the energy of life could not have found other ways?

Than we would not be here. The energy of life would not have been able to create. No planets and no life on our planet. 

 

 


 

Energy is on the verge of being created. The playing child is that energy. It, therefore, does not exist yet. The child first had to create itself, in a way. In early space there were two elements: space and water. Water in the form of thin fog. The fog did not move. There was no breathe of air, no air pressure, no gravity. 

Nothing moved. 

Now what? 

Every drop of water has mass. Air means resistance. Not in early space. There was no air, no resistance. No resistance means that the droplets could fall. They did not need gravity. In the centre the child collected more droplets. But because the droplets above had more space they fell. The wide layer in the centre also fell, but slower, more mass, more lift. The droplets above caught up with the layer in the centre. 

The result was a coming together of water in the centre. Like a large traffic jam. Water was hanging on water. Mass on mass. Just above the bottom of the layer in the centre the temperatures started to rise, water vaporized into air. Air is made up of tiny drops of water.  Each drop presses and pushes against other drops in its vicinity. Pressing and pushing happens with such a power that in between droplets a new droplet comes into being. 

Early space was filled with air. The child had come into being and could now play.  


A playing child is not only active, it experiences, it feels. A child sees, That is what makes playing fun. But the energy of life has no eyes. It can not see. 

The energy of life is air, air pressure and electric energy. It is everywere. In a cave, in a closet, in a glove compartement, in our own atmosphere, in a bedroom. If it is not hindered by matter stronger than air, than there is air, air pressure and electric energy. Than it can feel, than it can experience. 

Animals posess a basic energy. It is that what we breathe. Humans also posses that energy, but humans also have an autonomic energy and, because of it, a higher air pressure in their bodies. Our brain can control our muscles more precize, orchastrating them into fluend motions. We can speak for ourselfs. We have a little more velocity and strength, and we can see the world in colours. 

The basic energy watches, experiences and feels with us. It gives a playing child its fun and that is what makes playing fun.  


There was movement in space. Air had taken over space. There were fields with more air pressure, fields with less. It bubbled in all of space. Water was being moved. Not in the right direction, perse, but someting was about to happen. 

Slowly but surely things took shape. Water gathered. Until moving became inpossible. Air pressure had become one big field. It covered all of space. But it remained air pressure. It kept on pushing and pressing. Water was caught in the enormous pressure.

Inside the pressure of air it can become warm and cold. Warm when exposed to direct sunlight, cold when exposed to indirect sunlicht. But there was no sunlight. The sun had'nt been created yet. The temperatures dropped below zero. The water gathered together froze. They changed into huge lumps of ice. Bigger than a planet. But thet would be a planet.  

 


Cool, clear water is the basis of life. Every organism and every form of vegetation came forth out of this liquid fluid. Even a planet is made up of water. 

Only eight elements were needed. Salt, calcium, iron, carbon, sand, red, yellow and blue. High temperatures will make elements solidify and air pressure presses it together until it has become a crystal. High temperatures causes then the crystals to stick to one another, wich opens up the means to create shapes. Hundred degrees celcius (212 Fahrenheit) is nearly not enough. Temperatures that makes elements solidify are so high, we can't even begin to imagine. The level of air pressure is equaly unimaginable. But they can change if the circumstances changes and that opens up a realm for differend matter. Hard, soft and every severity in between.  


The pressure on the lumbs of ice was gigantic. And it did'nt got less. Rather more if it could. But the circumstances did'nt alow it to become more. No more space was added. More space would have meant more air and more air would have resulted in more air pressure. The air kept pushing. But inconsisted. Air in infinite space pushed with all of its mass, but there was less air in between the lumbs of ice. It pushed less hard. Because of the differences a lumb of ice started to turn, causing friction. 

Drops of water splashed in all directions. Layer after layer. Drops of water from the first layer did'nt travel far. Drops of water from the second layer traveled farther. They had more thrust. Drops of water from the layers three and four got even farther. But drops of water from te fifth layer completed the most distance. 

But not unharmed. 

Splashing out of a lumb of ice turned out to be a battlefield for the droplets. The first droplets lost their velocity, slowed down and came to a halt. Droplets from layer five caught up with the not moving droplets from all the preceding layers. The droplets from layer five smashed hard into a rain of droplets above them, beneath them, left and right. They lost parts, parts with carbon and red. They got parts with iron, calcium and yellow back instead. 

The standard quantities per drop of water had changed. A drop had more sand than it ever had. A second drop had less salt and blue than ever before. Not one droplet was equal to a standard drop of water and not one droplet from layer five was equal to the next droplet from layer five. 

In a layer dry and warm air, the droplets vaporized, they became air. Rotating around their axle, causing friction, it could multiply itself until it had become a bubble of air with the size of a bowlingball. The new quantities of elements came to life. Every droplet had its own properties. Completely unique and full of energy.  


The lumb of ice melted. Air kept pushing. Meltwater vaporized. It became a bubble of air. Until the last bit of meltwater felt the hard pressure inside the bubble of air. The pressure was so high that the remaining meltwater froze. The air pressure increased. Around the edge of the frozen lumb of meltwater temperatures rose and the lumb of meltwater ice started to melt. It vaporized inside the first air bubble and became a second bubble of air inside the first one. 

The air pressure in bubble number one could'nt go anywhere. It was trapped inside bubble numer one. Around bubble number one the air pressure of infinite space. Pushing and pressing against bubble number one. Inside bubble number one the pressure of air pushing hard against the second bubble inside. Inside bubble number two air fighting hard against air pressures in bubble number one and the vast pressure of infinite space. 

The temperatures in bubble number two was high, unimaginable high. The air pressure in bubble number two was high, out of this world high. Conditions that had never existed before and never existed ever again. Elements started to solidify and were pressed together until matter had formed. 

Beginning in the core of bubble number two slowly but surely a planet was taking shape. The build had lots of rock, but also caves. The outside was covered with a vast layer of sand, with seeds for trees, bushes, plants and flowers. Life could start living.  


Bubble one rotaded around its axle. The rotating had already begun when bubble one was still a lumb of ice. Because it was cold outside bubble one, air condensated outside bubble one. The condensated water was a heavy and inert mass. The kind of mass that is hard to move, if does'nt do anything to help. 

Because bubble one was rotating in condensed water, it caused friction. The friction was intens. The air inside bubble one tried to make the bubble bigger, pushing it outwards. It pushed as hard as in could, with increasing air pressure as a result, causing even more air pressure. 

In between the air in bubble one and the inert condensed water, air was pressed together to form a wide layer of microscopical drops of water with an insane high density of matter per square centimeter. Planet earth is surrounded by the wide layer of electric energy with an insane density of matter per square centimeter. Planet earth is caught in a lucent sphere of electric energy, but its not the only planet caught in a lucent sphere of electric energy. All planets are caught in a lucent sphere of electric energy.    


One planet is not caught in a sphere of electric energy with a bizar high density of matter per square centimeter. It rotaded and it had been caught in a highly dense sphere, but it got destroyed. In the planet were open spaces. Caves with impressive sizes and present all around in the outer layer of the planet. 

The core of the planet consist of rock. Around the core is a mantle of mostly iron, partly intertwined with the core rock formation and partly intertwined with the outer mantle. 

The caves were partly filled with earthgas and they had a weakness. A weak spot. Earthgas has air pressure. The weakness of the caves could not hqndle it. 

The spots became ruptures. Earthgas drifted towards the surface of the planet. It got mixed with air around the planet. It made the gas very light. The gas shot back into the ruptures with more speed than it had left the caves. The walls of the ruptures were hard and rough. It causes earthgas to friction with the walls of the ruptures with intence power. Because of its air pressure, the gas got jammed in between te walls of the ruptures and the gas got ignited like a match scratcht along the side of a matchbox. 

The ignition of earthgas became instand explosions. The outer mantle of rock were launched into space. Planets were hit and sent on their first ever orbit in outer space. The planet burned like a blacksmith fire after the last explosion. Burning gas around an mantle of iron. Space was visible for the first time ever. The sun had become a source of light.  


For the first time in its existence planet earth felt the sun shining on its surface, but it did'nt have much advantage of the clear and bright rays. After completion of planet earth, inside the layer of electric energy with a ridiculous density per square centimeter, the air cooled down. Before it was lit, before it became a source of light, it was twice as big as it is now. That's why it took twice as long to complete the sun. 

For many years planet earth just hung around in space. It did'nt move. It cooled off. Air condensated in that what we now call atmosphere. Between the surface of planet earth until the layer of electric energy with high density, thick clouds were stacking up in the atmosphere. The clouds loaded with water. 

Just above the surface of planet earth it started leaking. The clouds closest to the surface of planet earth emptied themselves and dissolved. Rain fell out of the clouds higher in the atmosphere, rooftop high. Temperatures had dropped, but air pressure had not changed and it remained powerfull. Rain became storms, hurricanes, thunderstorms with rain and hail, cyclones. It stormed and rained for hundred years. Interchanging with dry periods enough rain had fallen to fill oceans, lakes and ponds. to make rivers flow across the land. Planet earth had water, clear and lots of it.  


The rain fell in periods. It fell gradually. Like a row in front of the cash register, slowly but surely working their way to the register. It handed flora a chance to germinate. The seeds in the ground opened up. 

Planet earth got green. Trees, bushes, plants and flowers gave earth a new look. Grasses covered the earth. Weeds grew rampant. Crops grew until they were ripe. It kept storming. There were still hurricanes and heavy thunderstorms. It had a rythm. Weather was repeating itself. but it remained harsh. Trees and bushes did'nt like it. It made them scared. 

Scared? Trees and bushes? Scared?

The space between fibers in trees and bushes, but also in humans, contains air. The fibers are moist. Air and moist contain liquid iron particles. Due to air pressure, air is jammed between fibers and that creates a powerfull connection between the iron particles. A connection of electric energy. That gives trees, bushes and human the natural capacity to feel. That is your nervous system. No threads in your body, but electric energy in your whole body due to a connection with liquid iron particles. 


Trees and bushes are rooted into the ground. They don't have a brain, no muscles, no words that could give a tree some clarity about their existence and the existence of life. But they were scared and it was no use to freeze, fight or flight. They could sence their fear.

And they could sence a way out.

On a stem a branches grew, thin and many at once. On those branches new branches grew with odd shapes. One looked alot like a vertabra. More were stacked like a spinal cord. Two branches looked like shoulder blades. A serie of arched branches were formed a chest. Branches formed a skull, hips and leg bones. Around the branches a cashing, sluggish, as in two sizes to big. 

The tree sucked up water out of the ground and into the casing. In the casing, air was already present, thus air pressure. Water began to vaporize. Air pressure went up. It began to push and to press. So hard that the last bit of water froze. Air pressure kept increasing and the remaing water started to melt, vaporized and became a bubble of air wihin the casing. The first bubble of air covered the walls of the casing like wallpaper. It had'nt lost any of its air pressure. The second bubble of air had its own air pressure. Within, organs, blood vessels and muscles were developed. Energies were working on a brain, a heart, a lung and reproduction and digestion organs. 

By the time the organism was completed the branches began to let go. The tree had stopped sucking up water into the branches, causing them to die. The branch between the shloulder blades was te last one to let go. The organism fell and hit the ground hard. The impact shocked the organism. It took a deep breath and a scream could be heared, letting the whole world know that the first human was alive.   


In the lungs of a man, the air he inhales condensates. It becomes water, wich is then added to his blood. In the mans testicles elements in water are converted into fungus bacteria. 

In women the condensated air does'nt change. It remains water. Once a month one of the two ovaries releases a micoscopical drop. It glides into the womb through one of the two fallopian tubes. Were it will wait for conception is hard to guess. Air pressure in the womb plays a major part in were the drop of water will land. The walls of the womb are less than damp. It prevents the drop of water getting glued to the walls of the womb. 


A fungus bacteria rots immedialtely when it has sunk into a drop of water inside the womb. The rotting causes water vapor, or moist air, to be released. Air inside the drop of water multiplies itself and becomes a bubble of air. The air pressure in air bubble one increases. Untill the last bit of water gets trapped within the air pressure in air bubble one. Water gets pressed and pushed, with the density of water increasing. It thus becomes a tiny lumb of ice. The pressure of air continues and the ice melts, the meltwater vaporizes to air and remains present in air bubble two. 

In air bubble two water elements converts into matter. First a casing, wich later serves as the skin of the child. Within the casing the same proces with the two bubbles of air happens again. It's moist inside the casing, because it is colder in air bubble two than it is in air bubbel one, outside air bubble two. That's why air can condensate in air bubble two. After the proces in wich two air bubbles were created, matter forms in air bubble two. They form organs, bones, blood vessels and muscles. Heart and lungs are formed, a brain is formed aswell as eyes.

Four months into pregnancy the fetus is complete. During the remaining five months of pregnancy all matter has to grow, so they can endure the forces they going to encounter. Soft tissues has to become tougher. Bones need to be harder.    


Fresh born, a baby is slapped on the back. A hand touches its skin, touches the electric energy on the inside of the skin, wich then rushes through the whole of the body. It gets active in the brain. litterally a shock of electricity ignites the baby. The shock causes it to let out a scream, because it's unaware of what just happened. 

Before the baby screams, he or she, first has to take a deep breath, filling the lungs with air. The chest cavity expands. The pores in the skin are opening up. Then the baby lets out the scream, exhales. The chest cavity collapses. In front of the baby a ball of energy is waiting for a new live to begin. The energy is autonomic, with properties incapseled. The collapsing chest cavity causes suction and the ball of autonomic energy is sucked into the body of the baby through the pores. The brain now functions. The heart beats. The lungs breath. The baby is alive.  


The ideal condintions for natural gas can only be found in one place. It's so cold in that part of this planet, they don't even measure temperatures above zero in the summer. The country side is flat and wide. No mountains, no oceans, no inert mass. 

The mass of a mountain or an ocean, opposing the air pressure of natural gas, would rupture the earths crust above the flammable natural gas. Natural gas would driift to the surface of our planet. It would mix with air around our planet. It would get light and it then would travel back into our planet with a high velocity. Then it would rub againt the walls of the rupture, with the force of being jammed due to its own air pressure. It would get ignited like a match and it would explode. The explosion would cost the half of our planet. Air would be given more space. Air would multiply itself, expand. More air means more air pressure and more air pressure means higher temperatures, causing heat and droughts all over our planet, waisting crops and eventually life. 

If the air pressure of natural gas would oppose an ocean, the bottom of the ocean would rupture. The ocean water would flow into our planet, vanish, like pulling the plug in your bathtub. The levels of groundwater would rise. Crops would fail to grow. The empty oceans would give rise for air to multiply and expand, causing high temperatures and drought. Trees, bushes and plants would no longer exist. Life would no longer exist.

That's why natural gas needs ideal circumstances to be conserved. Temperatures below zero and no inert mass above it. There is only one place on this planet were these conditions can be found. In Siberia. 


In the Siberian soil is a cave. Big, wide and long. In proportion not even that high. It was once filled with air. But it was cold in the cave and air condensated into water. The temperatures decreased and the water froze, because the air pressure increased.

The pressure rose even more. Drops of water could'nt be pressed any closer together. It became warmer around the egde of the ice and the ice melted. The meltwater vaporized and became a bubble of air. The last bit of water endured high air pressure and it froze and melted. It became a second bubble of air trapped in air bubble one. In bubble two elements were converted into matter that makes up natural gas as it has always been, mostly carbon. 


Were natural gas needs low temperatures to be conserved, oil has its own demands. Not to be conserved, but to make sure it can be made. The production of oil leans heavy on condensation. Air has to condensate continiously, changing into water without interruptions. Air condensates best if it is warm and dry. As soon as warm, dry air comes in contact with a cold surface, it startles severely, like snow that lands on the ground and becomes water almost instantly. That's why oil is made in one location, and in one location only: in Saudi Arabia.  


In the deep Saudi Arabian soil there are two caves and two ducts. Duct one sucks air with the help of a fire. Fire needs air. Duct two has the working of a chimney, but it does'nt release smoke in the atmosphere, it releases clear, pure air back into the atmosphere. 

A gas was created in the bottom cave. Just like the huge bubble in Siberia, but much smaller. The gas was sucked up in the one of the ducts, the duct on the left. It caught fire, rubbing along the rough and hard rocky walls of the duct. The suction was so powerfull that the fire higher up in the duct got extinguished. Lower in the duct, just above the bottom cave, the fire kept burning. There was less air to create suction and more gas to keep the fire burning. The gas, however, filled the bottom cave, not the duct above. That is why it kept burning in the bottom cave. 

The walls in the bottom cave were cold, in spite of the fire. Air condensated againt the cold walls. causing a layer of moist covering the walls and the ceiling. Elements in the layer of moist were converted by the heat of the fire. It became charcoal. By the time the layer of charcoal gets to brittle it crumbles and falls into the fire, keeping the fire burning uninterrupted.   


In the top cave air condensated and became water. It fills up about half the cave. Due to the fire in the bottom cave, water started to cook and elements were converted into a greasy, black liqiud: oil. In consist for the most part of carbon and sand. Carbon makes it flammable. Sand makes it greasy. Think of clay soil. 

Due to suction in the duct on the left, water is sucked into the cave were the oil is cooked, making sure that it can be cooked uninterrupted. This is possible because air in sucked into the duct on the right. It condensates before half of it finds its way into the cave were the oil is cooked. The other half of the condensated water is on its way to the bottom cave were the fire is burning. Due to the heat of the fire, the water vaporizes into air and travels into the cave were the fire is burining. Part of the air keeps the fire going, part of it is converted into charcoal and the remaining portion of the air travels up the duct on the left, creating suction causing the condensated water in the duct on the right side to sucked into the cave were oil is cooked. In that fashion a constand flow of water and air causes oil and charcoal to be produced eternally. 

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